The Labor enquirer., 1887-03-05
What the Public 0dacers Of
the Commonwealth
Really Should Be.
What lay Be fhe Ultimate End
Of the Great Labor love-
mont Of This Land.
\ Scientific systs. Of Predsetio
and Distributien Securing the
Happiness Of All.

and which viii probably be adopted BY them
It Il published - being Of certain interest Il
the whole labor movementl.
The organisation Of the labor of tn,
labor ofthe colony should be eminently
scientific and economical. The labol
movement aims at stopping waste ant
useless labor. The whole administra
ton is therefore divided as follows:
Il DIVISION OF PRODUCTION.
!. DEPARTMENT OF CoLLEcT1oN.-(a)
Bureaux of Fisheries (wild); (b) o.
Hunting; icy Of Woodmen; 10y of sand
stone. clay and miscellaneous collec
ton.
2, o. ExrRAcr1oN.-(a) Bureaux oi
metallic extraction; (b) Of coal and oil
extraction (c} of lime extraction; Id
of slate. mar rble. stone quarrying.
8. Or GRowINe.-(a) OF fish culture
(b) Of fowl culture. chickens, ducks
geese. swans. guinea hens, turkeys, pea
cocks, pheasants. doves, pigeons and
their eggs and feathers; (c) Of inse oct
culture. bee and silk worm culture; (d)
Of aesh culture, sheep raising and fleec.
ing. cattle raising, ranging. butchering,
and tanning, milk, butter and
cheese, horse raising and training. swine
raising. butchering, curing. lard manu-
facture. goat raising, milking, cheese
making. butchering, curing aud tanning,
and frog culture ! (el of forage culture
hav. grass. corn, roots, acorns; ~ Of
grain culture. wheat. buckwheat, oats
barley. Egyptian corn. corn; (g) Of ' veg.
etable culture, vines (peas. beans,
squsshes, cucumbers, melons. pump
kins. tomatoes. egg-plant,) sprouts
mushrooms, celery. cabbage, asparagus
lettuce. spinach, sprouts. rhubarb). roots
(turnips. carrots. beets. oyster plants.
parsnips, potatoes. onions. sweet pcta-
toes. garlic, leeks, radishes. rutabagas,
artichok es. trufaes); (h) of fruit cul-
ture, trees (spple. peach, plum, pear,
cherry, cherry plum. June plum, april
cot, ounce, f1g. orsnge). vines and
bushes, Grape, strawberry. Icurrant,
raspberr v. blackberry, blueberry. cram
berry. gooseberry); (i) of fibre culture.
iute. fax and other 6bres; Cd of other
miscellaneous growing. j
4. On HANDcRArr.-(g Bureaux Of
food an d all its preparations; (b) Of
icy of shelter; (d) of ma.
chinery Of all kinds; (e) Of decoration
and adornment. (Sub-departmen ents
hereof to be carefully elaborated. /
II. DIVISION OF DISTRIBUTION.
l. DEPAKrxEET OF TRANsPoRTATroN-
(s) Bureaux Of freight traffic; (b) OF
traffic.
2. Or SroRAaE.-(a) Of warehouses
(b) of stores. ,/H
3. Or DEL1vERY.-(a) OF carrier de-
livery; (b) ofgeneral audits; (c) Of
general accounts.
4. Or FINANCE Ia OF cashier (b)
of exchange; (c). Of delivery.
III. DIVISION or THE cOMM0N-
I VEAL. b.
!. DEPARTMENT OF TIE ADMINIsTRA.
OF legislation. the Refersn.
dunn and machinery, the Initiative and
machinery. the Imperative Mandate
and machinery; (b) ofthe Executive,
assignment and execution Of labor Qn
colony and outside) and the Auditors
Departm ment; (c) Of the Judiciary. court
of public disputes, private disputes and
bureau Of rewards and prizes. 70
i2. Or EDucATIoN.-(a) Bureaux of
physical culture. gymnastics. turn-ver.
Elm. drill, school of soldier, the setting
up boxing. fencing, wrestling. running,
jumping. throwing. swimming, shooting.
archery ; (b) Of mental cultu re. science,
cheat. light, sound. motion. mechanics,
electricity. chemistry, geology, 20 -oloyv,
mathematics. geography. history. as
tronomv, languages. philoloxy, politics.
sociology. tallurgy logic, metsphy sics,
natural justice or law, medicine). liter.
ature. poetry, prose. belles-Ietters, de-
bate. declamation), art, (music. paint
ing. sculpture. architecture, the drama,
tragedy. comedy, the farce. choral mu-
sic, the dance, ceremonials and fssti
vals); lc) 81 moral culture /; to teach th,
people BY xinderg arten, object plays
lecture, debate. example, and the public
press to LOVE AND PRACTICE courage, q
deity. truth. kindness. purity. eeneros
ity, love. self-sacri6cs. independence.
nodesty, gentleness, liberation, mercy
gratitude. Justice. forgiveness. tenn
perance, politeness. honesty. con
scientipumess. (thinking before speak
ing: ''speech-craft"), frmness. judg
ment, prudence, perseverance, and in
dustriousness, and to HATE AND AvoIl
cowardice, fs!sshooi. treachery. infidel
ity, cruelty. impurity. svarice, nieEsrd
lines, hstred. selnshnsss, sertility
vanitv, fsrocitv, biaotry, injustice, re
vsnsshlnes, bestiaiitv, indulgencs
rudsnsss. dishonesty, unscrupuloasness
earrulity, weakness, vaciilstion, rash
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